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Value Stocks

Value stocks trade at a discount to their intrinsic worth, offering patient investors a margin of safety. This screen ranks companies with the lowest P/E and P/B ratios in the Vest Terminal universe.

Compare valuations in the table below, then open any ticker in Vest Terminal for deeper valuation metrics and analyst targets.

Value Stocks — Top 10 Stocks

#TickerCompanySector PriceP/E
1 BRO Brown & Brown, Inc. Financial Services $61.70 19.97
2 CVX Chevron Corporation Energy $205.51 19.91
3 REGN Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Healthcare $801.82 19.88
4 DTE DTE Energy Company Utilities $122.89 19.85
5 MDU MDU Resources Group, Inc. Utilities $18.39 19.77
6 BRX Brixmor Property Group Inc. Real Estate $27.64 19.74
7 WEC WEC Energy Group, Inc. Utilities $101.17 19.64
8 VFC V.F. Corporation Consumer Cyclical $13.54 19.63
9 OGE OGE Energy Corp. Utilities $44.71 19.61
10 AXTA Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. Basic Materials $31.86 19.55
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Conclusion

Low multiples can indicate bargains or structural problems, so fundamental analysis matters. Value investing requires patience. Nothing here is a recommendation.

Value Stocks FAQ

What is a value stock?

A value stock trades at a lower price relative to fundamentals such as earnings, book value, or cash flow.

What is a good P/E ratio?

Lower P/E ratios suggest cheaper valuations, but context and industry norms matter.

Is value investing still effective?

Value strategies have historically outperformed over long horizons but can underperform for years at a time.

What is price to book?

It compares a company's market value to its book value; a low ratio can signal undervaluation.

Are value stocks safer than growth stocks?

Value stocks are often less volatile, but a cheap stock can still decline if the business deteriorates.